International Pavilion D Top Floor consisted of Vietnam, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Australia, USA, Philippines, and Malaysia

 


 
USA / Australia / Cambodia
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See seperate entry  
http://blog.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/londone7/21/1340012817/tpod.html 


 



 
 
Vietnam
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Vietnam was interesting with lots of handcrafts and a gift shop on the second floor. 

Having just visited a few months earlier this was somewhat reminiscent. 
 
 
































 

 
Indonesia
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A nation with one of the largest ocean coastlines there was a short video explaining some statistics. 

It interesting statement was that they do not know the true extent of their marine life it is so abundant. 

 
 
 
 

































 



 
  
 


 


Brunei
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A somewhat simple pavilion for this oil rich kingdom. 

There were photo exhibits of the country. 

 
 


































Philippines
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I have many Filipino friends back home but I dont have much to report. 

It was an exhibition hall with some local packaged foods which are available in Asia Mart stores in Korea. 

 
 

































 
Malaysia
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I didnt see much and I had to rush thru

I've visited Malaysia and its a very interesting country. There were some handcrafts and video screens showing their multicultural heritage. There may be performances but I didnt see any when I was there